Have you heard about the Japanese American Citizen League before? This organization was formed as a forum to establish harmony between Japanese citizens who live in the United States. As a professional organization, Japanese American Citizen League has helped many descendants of Japanese citizens in the United States. Among others, help those who first arrived in American to be able to adapt and start their lives in the United States. In addition, Japanese American Citizen League also offers many scholarships for descendants of Japanese citizens who want to enter college level at the top universities in the United States. This is one form of assistance given to the citizens of Japanese descent in the United States by the Japanese American Citizen League.
This year Japanese American Citizen League is going commemorate their 80th anniversary in this 2009. This is of course is an extraordinary achievement for a foreign citizen who lived and settled in the United States. Their role and their participation in building this country is also very large, many descendants of Japanese citizens who participate and sweat blood on the 2nd world war. They fought with the brothers and countrymen of their compatriots in the United States to help fight the Japanese malignancy that is their ancestral land in the Pacific war. It is this which makes them much respected by other American citizens.

On their 80th birthday they decided to make a breakthrough by providing full support to LAPD Deputy Chief Terry Hara to become the next Chief Police of the Los Angeles Police Department’s. Other than that chief deputy Hara is a descendant of Japanese citizens that is also an exemplary and respected figure, Deputy Chief Hara has a complete background that can be used as added value in the context of his nomination as LAPD’s next Chief. It is this factor that underlies why the Japanese American Citizen League fully supports the candidacy of Deputy Chief Hara for the position. Let us support their Noble Cause by helping them to achieve these goals.

